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Book Chapter
Extending Depathologization
2023
Overview
I spoke with Ana (interview, July 31, 2015), a travesti activist, at a downtown café in Buenos Aires. She had been part of the coalitional efforts to pass a comprehensive Gender Identity Law and was active in several other travesti struggles for access to health and employment. During our interview, she told me that she was fighting not just for depathologization but against criminalization and abbreviated life chances “and in favor of real economic, political, and social justice.”¹ Ana said that during her work on the Gender Identity Law, she found herself at odds with the mainstream, mostly gay- and
Publisher
University of Minnesota Press
ISBN
9781517913410, 1517913411
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